The Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry presented a goal at a nuclear power subcommittee meeting in June to build between two and five reactors by the 2040s and between 11 and 14 reactors by the 2050s at sites where nuclear power plants are set to be scrapped.The move marked the first time numerical targets had been laid out since the government shifted its stance to allow the construction of new reactors under the 2023 Basic Policy for the Realization of Green Transformation, known as GX.The figure of 14 reactors is in line with the government's 2010 Third Strategic Energy Plan, …READ FULL ARTICLE
